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Allow Golf Courses in NJ to Remain OPEN

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STEVEN K FISCHER
6 years ago

They should be open. Essential for mental health. I am always way more than six feet away from playing partners

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Kathy Bellwoar
6 years ago

Fresh air is good for our minds and body!

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Glen Van Istendal
6 years ago

Let individuals get fresh air and exercise.

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David cross
6 years ago

Anyone who knows golf, knows that if you dont use a cart and keep the club house closed and prepay... social distancing would be kept

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Andrew Hemberger
6 years ago

Sad!

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Richard Campanile
6 years ago

The golf coarse is the easiest place to social distance. The super markets are a virus pit .

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Joe Macchiaverna
6 years ago

Please

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Dominique
6 years ago

Golf is naturally socially distanced sport

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John Gagis
6 years ago

Great parameters. I wouldn’t know about the rakes in the bunkers since I’m never in the bunkers FORE

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Joe volpe
6 years ago

Why not

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charles scammell
6 years ago

On the golf course there is little or no interaction with other golfers. It is a respite from the home. Banning golfing is like banning a walk. Not a good idea

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Richard L Campanile
6 years ago

The golf coarse is the easiest place to social distance.

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John Demakos
6 years ago

Please re open golf courses.

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Michael Collins
6 years ago

Makes no sense to keep golf courses closed.Healthy recreation and social distancing

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Fred Cesare
6 years ago

Please open White Oaks golf course in Newfield NJ

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Dominick Dipietro
6 years ago

Part of green fees should help the Corona virus

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Buddy Avis
6 years ago

I feel a golf course is a safe place to be away from germs because you at least 10ft apart 99% of the time. Thanks

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Riley Hubner
6 years ago

Golf poses the safest social distancing activity. If people can walk in parks and on the streets, golf should be allowed. Please open the courses. We need our golf.

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Jeff Waeschle
6 years ago

Fore!!!!

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Gary Duncan
6 years ago

If courses restrict golfers to walking or one to a cart I cannot see how continued closures benefit any one.